Spaces available at the Hub! Co-locate at the centre of the peace & justice community: from flex-working to private offices

Co-locating in the centre of The Hague at the Hub is a great opportunity to meet like-minded people, share ideas, and make use of our beautifully-designed workspace. Whether as a 'third location' to work in, or as a base for your organisation,…
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Twee Vacatures – Raad van Toezicht!  

Please scroll down for english  The Hague Humanity Hub is op zoek naar twee nieuwe leden van de Raad van Toezicht.   Wie helpt ons mee in de uitbouw en ontwikkeling van The Hague Humanity Hub als lid van de Raad van Toezicht? Stichting…
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Justin Colvard: Strengthening Communities, Building Resilience, and Lessening Inequalities with Mercy Corps

By Sarah Bumberger From being the Country Director in Haiti to the Global Strategic Response Manager, Justin Colvard has now been with Mercy Corps for 10 years, using his acquired expertise to help people build safe, productive and just…
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The Hague Humanity Hub joins consortium that aims to develop ‘Better Conflict Resolution Capabilities’ for the Netherlands

The Hague Humanity Hub is excited to be working on a new initiative to provide better ways to solve pressing conflicts in Dutch society. The 34-partner consortium proposing the initiative have developed a unique systemic plan and have applied…
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A Million Solutions on the Head of a Pin: Utilising Microbes for Peace 

As part of the Federation of European Microbiological Societies (FEMS) Congress this July, FEMS2023, Prof. Kenneth Timmis will be giving the prize lecture on the uses of microbes within the pursuit of a more peaceful, just, and sustainable…
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Movies that Matter Festival 2023: The Hub’s Top Picks 

By Hannah Terry  Camera Justitia is a competition for films focused on international struggles for justice supported by Gemeente Den Haag and vfonds. The films highlight the highs and lows of activism and tell the important stories…
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Movies that Matter Festival to Celebrate Activism Through Film 

By Hannah Terry  Movies That Matter is a Human Rights-focused organisation (and member of The Hague Humanity Hub) that believes in visual media as a vital tool for expanding support for human rights issues and raising awareness of injustices…
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Unlocking climate finance can prevent a ‘vicious cycle’ of conflict risks: an interview with Adrianna Hardaway of Mercy Corps 

By Thomas Ansell It is becoming ever clearer that in the coming years the intersection of climate and conflict will form a combined threat to states and regions that already have fragile security situations. Building resilience and capacity…
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How to Stand up to an Army: Stichting The London Story invites Human Rights Defender Babloo Loitongbam to share his experiences at The Hague Humanity Hub

On March 28, (from 15:00), Stichting The London Story will be holding a dialogue with Indian Human Rights Defender, Ashoka Life Fellow, and former Fullbright Scholad Babloo Loitongbam at The Hague Humanity Hub. Sign-up is open now for this…
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